🐺 THE WEREWOLF – The Hairy Situation

Vibe: Rugged, restless, and one full moon away from making everything extremely awkward. Usually charming—but increasingly concerned about tonight’s lunar forecast.

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DIY Look

• Wear ripped jeans, cargo pants, a plaid flannel, or an old T-shirt.

• Add a denim jacket, faux-fur vest, or fuzzy cardigan.

• Tease your hair until it looks aggressively windblown.

• Smudge brown makeup along your cheekbones, forehead, and jawline.

• Use eyeliner to create thicker brows, sideburns, or subtle facial fur.

• Add press-on claws or paint your nails dark brown or black.

• Slightly tear your sleeves—as if something furry keeps trying to escape.

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Accessories

• Fuzzy ears attached to a headband.

• Faux-fur gloves, cuffs, or tail.

• Dog collar with a tag reading “IF FOUND, RUN.”

• Chewed-up tennis ball you refuse to explain.

• Small bottle labeled “Full Moon Emergency.”

• Lint roller that is clearly losing the battle.

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How to Act

• Sniff the air whenever someone enters the room.

• Scratch behind your ear mid-conversation.

• Growl softly when anyone questions your alibi.

• Become distracted by sudden noises or food.

• Check windows nervously for the moon.

• Insist that excessive shedding is “seasonal.”

• Refer to the murder as “a territorial misunderstanding.”

• Become extremely offended when someone calls you a dog.

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Quirks

• Claims to have an excellent sense of smell but misidentifies everything.

• Unconsciously circles a chair before sitting.

• Howls whenever the room becomes too quiet.

• Compliments people by saying they smell interesting.

• Denies chasing squirrels despite overwhelming evidence.

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Sayings

• “I’m not hairy. I’m seasonally majestic.”

• “The moon made me do it.”

• “That accusation is completely unfur-givable.”

• “I don’t have anger issues. I have lunar sensitivity.”

• “My alibi is a little fuzzy.”

• “Who’s a good boy? Not relevant.”

• “I smelled trouble the moment I arrived.”

• “Let’s not make this a hairy situation.”

• “I was nowhere near the victim. Probably.”

• “Full moon? I thought you said full buffet.”

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⚙️ THE STEAMPUNK HUMAN – The Retro-Futurist Elite

Vibe: Brilliant, important, and dressed as though the Industrial Revolution developed a space program. Whether you’re a government agent, engineer, airship commander, or rocket scientist, you clearly possess classified information and at least three unnecessarily complicated inventions.

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What Everyone Can Wear

• Start with brown, black, cream, burgundy, olive, navy, or charcoal clothing.

• Layer vests, fitted jackets, long coats, corsets, suspenders, or utility belts.

• Choose leather, tweed, velvet, lace, brocade, canvas, or pinstriped fabrics.

• Add brass, copper, bronze, gears, chains, buckles, and clockwork details.

• Wear tall boots, lace-up boots, polished shoes, or rugged work boots.

• Finish with goggles—on your head, hat, or around your neck rather than over your eyes all night.

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For a Male Character

• Pair trousers with a rolled-sleeve shirt, waistcoat, suspenders, or military-style jacket.

• Add a cravat, necktie, pocket watch, leather gloves, or utility harness.

• Wear a top hat, newsboy cap, officer’s cap, or aviator helmet.

• Engineers can add rolled-up blueprints and tool belts.

• Government agents look sharp in dark fitted coats with brass insignia.

• Rocket scientists can add protective goggles, formulas, and slightly singed cuffs.

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For a Female Character

• Wear a high-neck blouse, fitted vest, corset-style top, long skirt, trousers, or structured dress.

• Add a cropped military jacket, bustle-style overskirt, lace gloves, or dramatic long coat.

• Layer chokers, cameo necklaces, brass chains, and gear-inspired jewelry.

• Choose a miniature top hat, fascinator, aviator cap, or elaborate pinned-up hairstyle.

• Engineers can wear practical trousers, boots, goggles, and a tool belt.

• High-ranking agents or scientists can add medals, epaulets, gloves, and a commanding cape.

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Accessories

• Goggles decorated with gears, tinted lenses, or tiny clock parts.

• Rolled blueprints labeled “CLASSIFIED ENGINE.”

• Pocket watch, compass, telescope, or magnifying glass.

• Clipboard filled with equations and official-looking diagrams.

• Brass-painted toy tools, gauges, tubes, and mechanical components.

• Leather satchel containing “government secrets.”

• ID badge reading “MINISTRY OF ADVANCED MECHANICS.”

• Metallic-painted water pistol presented as an experimental ray device.

• Small bottle labeled “ROCKET FUEL—DO NOT SIP.”

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How to Act

• Examine ordinary objects and announce possible mechanical improvements.

• Refer to elevators as “vertical transport chambers.”

• Speak confidently about engines that do not exist.

• Check your pocket watch whenever someone wastes your time.

• Accuse suspicious people of industrial espionage.

• Describe the murder as “a catastrophic systems failure.”

• Treat every rumor as classified government intelligence.

• Demand security clearance before answering personal questions.

• Draw incomprehensible diagrams during conversations.

• Mention “the mission” without ever explaining what it is.

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Quirks

• Constantly adjusts goggles that serve no practical purpose.

• Carries blueprints but refuses to let anyone examine them.

• Claims to have designed the first lunar airship.

• Uses an absurdly complicated title when introducing themselves.

• Blames every malfunction on sabotage.

• Becomes nervous when anyone asks whether their inventions actually work.

• Measures random objects and records the results.

• Insists coffee is essential rocket-engine coolant.

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Sayings

• “That information is above your clearance level.”

• “It isn’t impossible. It’s merely insufficiently engineered.”

• “I’ve already calculated the probability of your guilt.”

• “Stand back—this device is mostly theoretical.”

• “The future runs on steam, ambition, and questionable decisions.”

• “That alibi contains several structural weaknesses.”

• “I’m not paranoid. I work for the government.”

• “According to my calculations, someone here is lying.”

• “The engine didn’t explode. It experienced rapid unscheduled expansion.”

• “I would explain the mission, but then I’d have to reclassify you.”

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✨ THE SORCERER – The Dangerously Gifted Spellcaster

Vibe: Powerful, polished, and suspiciously calm for someone capable of turning an enemy into decorative furniture. Unlike the wizard, you don’t study magic—you simply radiate it.

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What Everyone Can Wear

• Start with black trousers, leggings, a fitted shirt, or a long dark robe.

• Choose jewel tones like emerald, sapphire, burgundy, purple, or midnight blue.

• Add a cape, dramatic coat, velvet jacket, or flowing sleeveless layer.

• Use metallic belts, chains, rings, crystals, and celestial details.

• Wear boots and add dark, smoky eye makeup.

• Include shimmer or metallic accents to suggest barely contained magical power.

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For a Male Sorcerer

• Pair slim black trousers with a fitted shirt, vest, or structured long coat.

• Leave the collar open and add a pendant, amulet, or metallic neckpiece.

• Wear leather wrist cuffs, rings, gloves, or a dramatic shoulder cape.

• Slick the hair back—or make it deliberately wild from “magical feedback.”

• Add dark eyeliner or metallic shadow around the eyes.

• Carry yourself like the room already belongs to you.

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For a Female Sorcerer

• Wear a long flowing dress, fitted jumpsuit, corset top, or skirt with tall boots.

• Add a sheer cape, velvet robe, dramatic sleeves, or jeweled belt.

• Layer rings, cuffs, chains, crystals, and an ornate statement necklace.

• Style hair in waves, braids, a high ponytail, or a dramatic updo.

• Use smoky makeup with gold, silver, purple, or emerald accents.

• Add a delicate crown, jeweled headpiece, or metallic hairpiece.

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Accessories

• Staff, wand, or crystal-topped walking stick.

• Glowing orb made from a clear ornament and battery-operated light.

• Spell book labeled “ARCANE BUSINESS.”

• Potion bottles filled with colored water.

• Amulet you dramatically clutch whenever danger approaches.

• Crystal, tarot cards, or pouch of magical “ingredients.”

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How to Act

• Speak slowly, as though every word carries magical consequences.

• Hold out your hand whenever something dramatic happens.

• Claim ordinary accidents are evidence of unstable magic.

• Refer to enemies as “foolish mortals.”

• Stare intensely at objects as though attempting to move them.

• Call the murder “a reckless misuse of forbidden power.”

• Suggest magical solutions to problems that require common sense.

• Become offended when anyone calls you a magician.

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Quirks

• Blames mood swings on surges of magical energy.

• Claims their eyes glow when angry.

• Keeps attempting telekinesis when nobody is watching.

• Gives people ominous magical titles without explanation.

• Insists their cape moves because of power—not a nearby fan.

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Sayings

• “Wizard? Please. I don’t require instructions.”

• “My power is ancient. My patience is not.”

• “That alibi contains very weak magic.”

• “Do not mistake restraint for mercy.”

• “I didn’t cast the spell. I merely considered it.”

• “Your energy is chaotic—and not in an impressive way.”

• “The victim meddled with forces beyond their understanding.”

• “Stand back. This may become unnecessarily dramatic.”

• “I could reveal the truth, but where’s the theater in that?”

• “Magic always leaves a trace. So does guilt.”

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🧛 THE VAMPIRE – The Eternally Glamorous Predator

Vibe: Seductive, sophisticated, and far too well-dressed for someone who supposedly just climbed out of a coffin. You’ve survived centuries of betrayal, boredom, and tragically underseasoned food.

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What Everyone Can Wear

• Start with an all-black outfit: trousers, jeans, leggings, dress, or fitted shirt.

• Add rich textures like velvet, satin, lace, leather, or brocade.

• Use burgundy, crimson, silver, or deep purple for dramatic accents.

• Wear black boots or polished dress shoes.

• Apply pale foundation with dark shadow around the eyes and cheekbones.

• Smudge red lipstick near one corner of the mouth for a subtle bloodstain.

• Add inexpensive costume fangs—or simply smile without showing your teeth.

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For a Male Vampire

• Pair black trousers with a white, burgundy, or black button-down shirt.

• Add a velvet blazer, brocade vest, long coat, or dramatic cape.

• Leave the collar slightly open and wear a pendant, chain, or signet ring.

• Slick back the hair—or leave it deliberately tousled from the coffin.

• Use subtle eyeliner and contour the cheekbones for a sharper, immortal look.

• For a modern vampire, wear a fitted black suit with a deep-red pocket square.

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For a Female Vampire

• Wear a fitted black or crimson dress, corset top, skirt, or sleek jumpsuit.

• Add a lace shawl, velvet cape, sheer sleeves, or dramatic long coat.

• Layer chokers, cameo necklaces, rings, and gothic earrings.

• Choose smoky eye makeup with deep-red, plum, or black lipstick.

• Style hair in polished waves, an elegant updo, or wild supernatural volume.

• For extra glamour, add black lace gloves, jeweled hairpieces, or dark nails.

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Accessories

• Ornate goblet filled with “Type O Negative.”

• Antique-looking pendant, key, or pocket watch.

• Black umbrella for emergency daylight exposure.

• Old book listing former enemies—or former lovers.

• Battery-operated candle for brooding in dark corners.

• Tiny mirror you insist has “never worked properly.”

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How to Act

• Speak softly and maintain unsettling eye contact.

• Study people’s necks, then pretend you were admiring their jewelry.

• Ask guests their blood type during casual conversation.

• Refuse garlic bread as though someone offered you poison.

• Complain that everything was better three centuries ago.

• Refer to the murder as “an embarrassingly messy feeding.”

• Enter rooms slowly and wait to be acknowledged.

• Treat every chair like a throne you personally inherited.

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Quirks

• Claims to be centuries old but cannot operate modern technology.

• Flinches dramatically whenever someone opens the curtains.

• Knows suspiciously specific details about historical scandals.

• Says red wine has “pleasant notes of iron.”

• Becomes deeply offended when anyone comments on their pallor.

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Sayings

• “I’m not pale. I’m timeless.”

• “Garlic bread? Do you want me dead?”

• “Your pulse is…surprisingly distracting.”

• “My alibi is immortal. Unlike the victim.”

• “I haven’t slept properly since 1742.”

• “The victim had terrible taste—in every sense.”

• “Please don’t call me old-fashioned. I bite.”

• “That accusation lacks bite.”

• “I came for the mystery. I stayed for the Type O.”

• “Eternity is long. This conversation is longer.”